Sentence examples for monetary board from inspiring English sources

The Bank of Japan's monetary board, resisting growing political pressure to set an inflation target, left its policy unchanged after a two-day meeting.

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In its twice-yearly outlook, the central bank's monetary policy board said that it expected Japan's $4.6 trillion economy to expand 2.5percentt, and consumer prices to fall 0.3percentt in the fiscal year beginning in April.

The central bank's monetary policy board, in an unusually brief meeting lasting less than six hours over two days, said only that it would pump more money into the markets "should there be a risk of financial market instability".

Jolted by tumbling stock prices and the economic fallout from the SARS virus, the Bank of Japan's monetary policy board said today that it would flood the markets with yet more cash and expand the range of collateral that it accepts for loans.

In the two months since the bank's new governor, Toshihiko Fukui, took office, the monetary policy board has increased the amount of stocks it will buy from banks, added cash to the money markets, and expanded the range of collateral it will accept at the bank's loan window.

The International Monetary Fund board on Tuesday elected French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde as the new managing director of the global lender.

"The government was elected on the promise to deliver on two themes: to keep the country anchored within the single European currency and splurge 12 billion euros [about $13 billion] on a stimulus package to ease crisis-crippled Greeks," said Miranda Xafa, a leading economist and former International Monetary Fund board member.

In December and then again in January, he had failed to persuade enough of the BoJ's nine-member monetary-policy board to vote for an increase.